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who were generally her companions They were
both in stsmmis's place and were known as Ida
Aallon and Kate Murphy.
\ Every night for a year these girls went through
Fourteenth street. turned up the Second
avenue and separated on the corner OF
Eighteenth street. Ida NalIon was q little viva
Icious. red-headed creature, with here and there .
ifreckle.
Kate Murphy was the oldest of the three and
Altogether the most sedaie. The girls in m
said she had been married, but girls have . way
Of guessing at these things tina. / do not under
stand. she was q dark, square-shouldered woman
who WAS rather melancholy and very qCiei.
The other girl was Maggie Brush No one ever
noticed Lids or Kate as they passed along. Some
Maggie caught AL the attention It's hard for
Pine TO tell why. Pom my word, If you were 10 AK
fme how l couldn't explain II to you. I've heard
tmen discuss it for hours and Always disagree a. TO
Iwhai II was, but always agree that II WAS there
IShe wAsa Ii1e above the medium height But
lshe always looked taller than che really Wa I've
Iseen bets lost time and again on her height she
IhAd an erect way Of carrying herself. As II Ese
Iwere cooking down On you-donT JOG know, AMI
you oo0ldnI escape the feeling. eJen if yo1 were
!siN feet high But IL COULDN'T lave been TIA; kt1Es
thai made Poop nolee, yet women purchasers
who went into Scanmts's u=ed 10 say when iseI
had hooked AItAeE: ga, my.I wonder Who ale =
with her PrOOd AS -Four years later Alt-si
Thompson, The Arts. said 10 der on day: NY
dear, the GrAess e1Ii yOa. BAT Z Vas Gaolo hin
self who struck VITA lis divine pencil Ihoss two
curves on yOcr iorsseIt
she had = EOod-looEiaE ro1nd face and .
clear complexion, u1Is T-o bz eyes. the eoloE Of
well, I'm hanged i'll E1oS ThAI 10 compare tie
color to IneVer saw exactly Iae sane ooSoE II
any other syeS II VA ~sKI the painters cal nav
unber-Ac cool, grAyisa erov
IOa'Ee seen II % the EOsnI1.n C3e u seESeE-
Der when iAs sSies we're bsze. Ycz nay hITs
notices II sometimes y tie aSeA Of yozr sesa
cigar - yoo eiPpeI n o. n . Sszs azos-. AID
ngAi over Ihess ana, eAAngeAsss syes wers Uo
dArEsA s~yeoroUs aL rsrs TIE oatez ySa sves
au. In the ersz place, Issy were dArtC< tAEz he
rediAS-0rOva hair o. her had, SaieA hair VA
exactly Tie ooAOr Of Isned asy. SasEeas ness
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TeAat Nasty Medicine.


". n. Rtker d Son.
DEAR SIRs: A few days ago I obtained two bottles Of
your ExPEcToRANr for my daughter, who has had lung
trouble for q long time. anu was fast soinG into cousump-
ton. Immediately stopped the NASTY MEDICINE the
doctors were giving her and began on your medicipe. fol
lowing the directions Implicitly. I have Just given her the
last " one bottle, and the result has been such that I feel
It my duty, 70 thank you and ask you 70 publish this state:
the worrying, hacking cough. which was IscEssAsT and
most distressing, has ENTLRELY pIsAPPEARED. believe
my daughter IL a. well to-day a. she has ever been in hsr
life, but / shall use the remaining bottle Of ExPECTonArI.
giving small doees daily to make sure. 1t seems almost
beyond belief that . trouble 80 serious and Of such long
standing should be CURED IN YoUR DAYS. Again thank
Ing you for this blessing. 1 remain, yours gratefully.
Mrs. HAYWARD,
1l5H Norfolk st.. city. ="
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Her f1iAer. tfy-esgsi yeGrs Oh, live1 in ne
Easement Of TIE old-flssioaed three-Sory house.
tat yoa can zee Eaa1;ag sslI on the norta side Of
EKhissusA street, bssTeen the Prs and second
avenues He Vas Al E-giAsnAn, aad lie lad
iTsd here f0zr5eea years
nere were oaly three Of thsn-hs old man. tie
oil voEIn Lnd NAgEe. unIsss ne CONT IN LA,
vie E+a; god ceL Of Ter tine thsre for re1-
Sos TheA VII tel yOa presently.
1Tie So g. tie bAss1sa ~tsdo~ had thS
pAi--ed o. Il:
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~ NbSo ANH ~
often thought since, II Ehs could oniI.savs hS1
them pulled out or bum, Oh, how nicely ihings
Wo1ld have iogZed On.
GDme months betDre she went N m IN the
eyebrows De2sn 70 eIsrI tssir Influence. Bat I
don't think the poOr gin taDUgnt much stygt II.
slrrgm, the butchers apprentice, fhTee fDOra Up,
Ussd " whistle her praises fDr sDgrs al night On
the area railing, AMI ne even alluded ~ Der a.
"EUeetnsatIH among hI rahs oDmpsnNnl, bot
when be spoke 10 her Ehs tnrned On her sysbr0Ts
IN = couple Of AStonAsiLz eETTss. ana ne gave =
gasp.
IssproSe patient on Josa BrgEA never nOtSs1
boU n nzs we're Ennz wAsn an IL ever oeesr
70 a cDiiER oId mans ksa1 ~ sEEpeet thsi IA AIT
mEs, draw AL the WolYes mad Ia fy.1. s.d analJ
ualf 01 vita iAs uDrs; 1yJ0;s u tEsM 2If !
tpn'i bE!ssTe il ever 'nisrss as ssGd Ia, . wa
Efre:rA!nz ia umbrella ysEnsaa . IIEI sssE
yang FnnaHy csBs tA4Fs IETss tiHss 10 obs
TssE " ave = lsrTgIs EIsA. To ssyt<9y BAT "a
BrsEs II uOgId awe nASAsG thE PlnhGry 80 a
ruisa. D1s1Ay vASn, after eOniLz isTs> Dimes
Ah<7f hs umbTsils. ks TElEsd N ana foTEDs ~
tAEs Il via hin Ehsn II Sa sIs1 " - ss.sfG>-
TIN eDnI ssprAs ss'sT awe On Joaa uIt
az IA Khd tz1ds7 Osi tts DEE1ss Of sIiEE casss
oezaa N ssysSop, sBs EG kEA.T vEnEz-GisEs
via 5roEsn bEIs 1ns rsksy Ecoss 80 n ffSz
Azz tx Eess, aGEntSTsd e1vn ne S<o>Es Sy+1ss.
bsnEs1 TaE rae baS<=srt VIEW. eass1 :,
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EALTHFUL sport will
49, a.

FAITHFUL sport will
reign at Fleetwood this
winter. Preparations
are already making for
two immense tobog-
gan slides, one from
the grand stand to the
half-mile post and the
other from the back
stretch back to the
grand stand. The
Americas Winter
Carnival Company, of
New York." composed
of such men as Alfred
de Cordova, County
Clerk Flack, Sheriff
Grant, Frank Hardy,
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You Must Know Your Ground.

TFFUW HuFpSV6 DuNuTsI
Mrs. M6nage-Now that you are 30 soon TO be
married and go 10 housekeeping, Franceline, l
would suggest that you go into the kitchen for a
few hours every day.
Franceline-Why mamma. I am sure that Char
ley never asked me to be his wife 10 get his dinner.
Mrs. M.-But, my dear, to know the names Of
things In q kitchen will give you SO much conhd-
ence IN your ability to scold yous servants.
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yozS BECEE.
CESs1ks Ns.5e1 LEa Cases Re-fsrTIle4-
GSzkrL JOos.nE AESsnoe9 IL.

A pEzs=L AsShs4saI, tn1aErso-s Cd EaA- -
IA s<ccze WI yeE1 e ES1sscao1s drudSsTy
nr1is sszs= tAKz . EAeht1A Toz oozje sss ~
gfzs lea. a-s-E1 ne cry pA,ss Of ne bASe-
neat vt-3sw .; 1eKry a. uasss. a. bs Eosd a. IA
IKE ~~o-I-s<a.a !. . 11k EV<oa Az Eakssea
Away u Ia ESeo=1cSeA
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SPORTS OF FIELD AND RING.
TOBOdGAN SLIDES AT THE FLEETWOOD
RACE TRACK.

Harvard q Littio the Faverito IN the Coming
Football Game-The Betting on smith and
Observation-Disclosures Boxing COM
petitions - Athletes in Orange - Skaters
Ready for Their Annual Meet.
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PEEPS BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
PLANS AND DoINGs or PLAYERS OFF AND
ON THE STAGE.

mr. Herbert Kelocy Lifts n Prestrate DAM
sci and Giaddons n Tender Heart ~ the
same Tfme-A Call for John r. ReGcrs-
Tho Green-Eyed Monster In Hsrris.n's
Cempany-Intcrcst In the Latest "she."
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A DOLLAR DINNER FOR FOUR.

Contributed Daily 60 The World /" BY One
OF the Best Known City Chen.
At to-day's market prices the material for this
dinner can be purchased for 81.
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PAIN AND WEAKNESS IN BACK.

Pain and weakness In baot. side. ohsst and inbs ars
nsafiy always Of a nsuraiEis character and easily sud
readily cured by ths uss Of DR.. Dv.sus'a H.svurs Nerve
Tonic. which 10 thu HrsAt.st medical discovery Of The
century. The cure Ia positive aud ~osrtain. Aad . tVsi Of
the remedy will not dlsappoint you.
DT. Orssns's Nsrvura Narvs Tonic hiss cured me oom-
plstsly of rheumatism sud neuralgia In back and side.
] have ,ssn undsr the oArs o. msny doctors for ny dis
ease. hut 81 20 bsbsnt. fhAh nDt besn able ~ attsnd 10
M business 10, thfss yaars before I commenced taking
this rsn-dT, ] viii take an oath, snd my wife viii also,
. any 10 fsluirsd. that hAv. b.sn completely oaysd ~
DR.. Dfs-ns's hsIvurA Nerve TopIo. hAys lssd Tor ten
n Market st.. New York Clty.
PRICE 500 E BOTTLE.
o HALE by l.
DR.. Oreens. the .mlnsnt and shiiful phyasisa, mar
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Prime rib roast, lSo. N 200.
Portcrhouse steak, 25a,
Slrloin steak, 100. u zoo.
Leg mutton. lao. W loo.
Lamb chops, $50. ~ 80.
Leg veal, Zoo.
English mutton chops, $50.
Lamb hindq'ters, lao. 10 loo.
Veal outlets, 2ao.
Swsetbrosds. 60 psr dozen.
Calves heads, Soc. Ia Coo.
Roasting pig, e3. 80 zach.
Roast chicken, lac. Ia zoo. ID.
Roasting turkeys, ltc, tn lso.
Sluaba, o.. 80 " - doE.
B0stSn geese, lBo. ~ 400.
Boston ducks, Inc. To zoe.
Ordinary ducks, l4c. ~ $50.
Oanvhssbaoks, rs. 90 pair.
Gruuse, el.2b pair.
Partridge. Toe. H. OIL. 2b pair.
Rood birds, OIL dozen.
Rsdhends. 4l.b0 pair.
MallArds. 81 pair.
Teal. Toe. pair.
Capons, 25o. 10.
Quail, %. 80 dos,
English snipe. "a. 80 dos.
PlOyer, Oh dOI.
Rail, q. so dog.
Rabbits. 26c. Apiece.
yenison, 400. " ESQ.
WOodcook. 81 pair.
Fresh cod tongues, 100. ID.
Fresh maokersl. l6c.
Bea bass, l5c.
Fresh X enebsck salmon. 75c
FTesh Spanish MArksrel, Too
Chicken Halibut. lSc.
Cod. &c.
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The Orange On. J.) Athletic Club will have
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The National Amateur Skating Association
will have its regular meeting q week from to-
night at the Grand Union Hotel. Besides
the annual election a programme of the
winters sports will probably be mapped out.
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more potent still until the undying priu-
cipies Of personal freedom. OF Individual
h.annooo, OF equality and common
protnerhood shall prevail in all human
societies, and when the will OF the gov.
eIneu--exprssed in due form OF law
snall De enthroNed as the only richtfnl
monarch among mon.
=, nut we as Christians should, least Of
all forget the blessing of peace. Truly
no greater boon is vouchsaied 10 peo-
p'e It's cause of peculiar gratitude
elias our country is at peace not only
win the other nations of the world,
put that her people are at peace with
Themselves.
Inns has been year signalized by the
revival OF fraternal relations between
the once estranged sections OF our com
mon country. The poison of sectional
nate mas been almost entirely expunged
from the body polite.
We are told ait is meet and right and
our bounden duty that we shonid at all
times and in all places give thanks" unto
the Lord FOR His manifold blessings.
but at such a time as this, when tue peo-
pie OF great nation are summoned by
Its supreme head to their places Of public
worship TO make their offerings 10 the
Great RULER of nations, it docs not suf-
nee that we should simply return thanks,
out IL becomes our sacred duty to re-
count our national resources and
our national glorics in order that
our gratitude and thank offerings shall
be, to some extent at least, commensu-
rate with the bounties received. There
are many other themes furnishing appro-
pirate grounds for national gratitude to
which have not adyerted, but time for
bids.
Thank God thet the spirit of peace and
common brotherhood again reigns in the
hearts of the American people; that the
flag of the UnioD-the flag of our
fathers-our flag-0gain waves over not
only a prosperous but n united people
God grant that these blessings of pros
perity, Of liberty, of peace, may CON
tlnue TO abide with us. May we all not
say with the poet
Our Fathers God TO thoe,
Author Of liberty,
To Iheo 20 sing;
Long may our land DO bright
With freedoms holy light;
Protect US by Thy might,
Great God, our King.
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Here nnd There.

When Alonzo Bowman, OF Lowndes-
Vile. s. C.. goes fox bunting he allows
his pet sheep to run with the hounds,
aud he says that in nine cases out OF ten
it is the sheep that runs the fox down.
Nearly all the quill toothpicks used in
this country are manufactured abroad.
N. Bardn, ut Joinville lie Point, near
Paris. has the largest mandatory in the
world engaged in the quill industry. lie
has 900, 900 geese and produces annual
lv2O, 600, 600 quilts. Formerly this factory
made Quill pens, but when these went
out OF general use the quilts were used
10 make hdshes for artists aud tooth
picks. The picks are made by machinery
and are pnt up in bundles of ten each,
and these are in packages containing
LOCO.
A dog at Ashmout. Mass. is establish
ing a reputation for coldiality OF manner
and pure benevolence. Whenevera GUS
toner enters his masters shop he adj
yances with dignity and grayeiy puts up
a paw TO be shaken. Sometimes a
stranger viii not understand this unique
welcome, and then the dog will look
grieved and again manifest hs willing
ness 70 shake hands. i singular incl
dent is reported as showing that his
kindness ia extended to dogs rs well as
TO bis masters friends and customers.
Not hong ago it was noticed that he DIS
appeared regularly Tor short time after
dinner. His master, curious to know
the cause. followed him one day and
found that he went to place which was
covered with bones picked clean. Near
by lay a dog with an injured leg VINO mad
been provided with a dinner each day by
his benevolent friend.
1t has just been learned that a little
boy living near petrolia, Pa, came very
near losing his life at the hands OF has
playmates 1t appears that one morn
ing last week five boys gathered at the
scEool-house at an unusually early hour,
long before the arrival OF the teacher
and other pupils. Inlent on fun and
amusement, they decided to hold trial
and execution in imitation OF that oil the
Chicago Anarchists. With this end IN
view, the Oldest of the party. about four
teen years OF age, personated the Judge,
ana the next eldest, about twelve, the
sheriff and executioner. The remaining
three lads, who are somewhat younger;
we're arraigncd before the ludgeto etriod
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A New Underground Railway for
f.IuSpsrV

In the next session of Parliament a bill
will he promoted for the constitution Of
a new circular underground railway for
Glasgow and suburbs. Starting from st.
Enoch Square the line goes straight mp
Buchanan street, there being station
almost facing the new Liberal Club
Proceeding along Cowcaddens the next
station is at the back Of Cambridge
Street L. p. church. The line then fol
lows the route OF New City road to the
Kelvin, there being tive stations on this
pert, one a few yards west OF ST, Georges
Cross, and the other at Kelvin bridge.
West of the Kelvin the line proceeds
along the centre OF Great Western road
until Byars road is reached, there being
a station 1T GroSyenor Terrace. The line
then strikes south down Byars road,
with a station at Dowanhill, another at
Bridge street, Patrick crosses the Rel
win, aud another station is reached at
Yorkhill. The Clyde is next crossed
near the Patrick wharf, and tine station
nt Govan is near the Free Church. Sta
tons ut lprox, BelahoustCn, Kinning
Park, Shields road (>Vest street,, and
Bride street complete the circle to st.
Enoch Square. The line throughout is
entirely underground, and it viii be no.
tieed that the Caledonian railway sys-
TEN is tapped at Bridge street and the
North British mt west George street.
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afshan Traits.
[COnlomporaly hoview.I


BGdql, or revenge, is the soul Of
Afghan life. All the history of Afghan
istan, both public and private, isonecon-
tinued tale Of vendetta. However, it
chances that | have not IN my collection
any song of vendetta illustrating this
side of Afghan life in manner sutii-
GENTLY characteristic to deserve quota
ton. Suffice it to say that vendetta is
with the Afghans what it is with the Cor
sicans, the Albanians, all primitive
mountaineers +; it is hereditary and not 70
be prescribed. Even on British terri
tory the law is powerless against
the Jadai; it is one OF the
crimes for which no witness viii be
found to speak before tue judge in
Lachchri. There is hardly an Afghan
in the mountain who has not foe who
aims at his head and at whose head he
aims. IL happens not seldom that an
Afghan sepoy from Yaghistan- many
Aighans flom over the border enlist in
the native contingent asks for leave for
private business; that means that there
is up there some wolf s head which he
has to take. There is a story Of an
Afghan sepoy who. having not joined
his paian in due time, complained bit
terly of the iniquity OF his officer, who
had dismissed him from service; Il
had q duty Of baddi TO perform | had
a foe to kill. The scamp abscorded for
weeks what couldl do
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q Cn,id witn ZEN Ancestors.

Dir. Arthur Dodge, OF Block island,
has a child munificently provided for in
the way of grandmOtbers. It's maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Whitman W. Little
Geld; her mother, Mrs. Welcome Dodge I;
Mrs. Nancy LittleHeld, the mother of
Mr. Whitman w. Llttlefeld Mrs.
Richard A. Dodge, its grandmother on
the fathers side her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Hammond, and her mother, Mrs. Caroline
Willis, are all living. -Four grand
fathers are living, thus making total Of
ten direct living ancestors, with an UNI
broken descent Of five generations.
Only few years ago, when the mother
OF Mrs. Samnel Ball, Of Block island,
was living, the singular circumstance
arose OF family comprising six genera
tons, ell, with one exception, living
under the same roof.
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CKIN ToRTUREs
THAT DIZZY ALL OTHER REMEDIES
SPEEDILY CURED By
CUTfCURA.

Humiliaiing Eruptions, Itching and Burning
Skin Tortures, Loathsome sores. ana every
species OF Itching. Scaiy. Pimply, innented
Scrofulous and Contagious Diseases OF tns BLOOD,
Skin, and Scalp, with Loss Of Hair, from infancy
70 old age, are positively cured by CUTlcuhA.
the great Skin Cure. and CUTfcuRA SOAR, m
exquisite Skin Beautifer. externally, ana CUIi-
cURA REsoIyExr, the new Blood Purifier, In
ternally.
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COVERED W.TH SORES.

Ihave been sfiicted since last March win q
skin disease the doctors called kczema NY
face was covered with scabs and sores and the
itching and burning were almost unbearapie'
Seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES 30 highly re-
commended, concluded 10 give them trial using
the CUTfcURt and CUTICGRA SOAP externally
and Rgs0LvESr internally for four months l
call myself cured, ir gratitude for which make
this public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
RROA N RROOK CONN
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scalp FACE EARS. AND NECK.

I was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp. Face,
Ears, and Neck, which the druggist. where !
got your remedies, pronounced one OF the wors'
cases that bad come under his notice. lie adj
vised me 10 try your CuTIcURA REMEDIES, and
after ave days use my scalp and part OF my
face were entirely cured, and hope in another
week 10 have my ears, neck. and the other Rsrs
of my face cured. HERMAN SLADk.
I'D EAST FOURTH STREET, NEW YORK.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Smithneld, uamptou. Old Point, Wayeriy, and
HicssfOrd, Va Washington, ID. c.; NewDeme.
Washington. and TarOoTo, y. c.; ali stations on
Atlantic aud Danyiilo railroad, Seaboard and
RoanOk railroad. Norfolk Southern railroad,
aud Eastern North Carolina generally: also, for
Eastern shore OF Virginia and all regular land
ings On the James aud Happa0aOnOck rivers, az
LOWEST RATES, and through bills issued.
LUCIEN Is. TATCA, Vice Presldendt,
No. lli7 Main street and kocketts.
IRWIN WEfsfGEK, Agent do s
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Schools Girls.

Why do school girls like northeast
winds? IL brings chaps TO their lips.
Should it bring colds TO their heads, let
them take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen.
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VORK-RIyER LINE WA WEST
4 P0iND.
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY.

The fayorlte route % Baltimore. The steamers
Oh this line AFRO mOfsls Of beauty, elegance, aud
comfort Leave Richmond 40 y. NJ. Leave
West Point IS 2. ~. arrive Baltimore } A. W..
leave baltimore "a + 81. arrive Richmond 'l0:io
A. VI.
Fare Richmond to Baltimore: Fistcsass, -
secOLd class. Sl.5O.
The York. River Line affords superior sdyan-
tages 10 business men la enabling thom 70
leave Richmond near the close OF tho days
transactions and arrive al Baltimore early MOTT
morning. after having enjoyed delightful
nights rest, free from tho dust and noise OF rail-
way travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond liwenty-third
Street depOp ...................... fO.D "A. N.
Arrive Richmond Clwenty-third
street depo0 ...................-... Is:Zo r. NJ.
DAILY. tDaiy except sunday.
Depot and tickef-ofice; DOT virginia street.
Uptown ONCE Corner Tenth and Vain streetA
JAS. l. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
j. = POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond Va
sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager;
" THOMAS General MANAGER no Is
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TETTER FINALLY CURED.

Having used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for
eighteen months for letter, and finally cured ~
can recommend itbeyond any remedies have
ever used for letter, Burns, Cuts, etc. In fact
IL IL the best medicine have ever tried for any
thing. H. ). HOhION.
MYRTLE. MISS.
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Schedule in Eject
November 10, lSs7.

CONNEDIIDN~.
Train No 30 makes connection az keysytls
for Chase City aod Clarksyillo AZ Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday,
aud All points Worth Carolina Division. aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 makes connection az Greonsporo'
for Raleigh, GoldsbOro, and MOrohea1 city: at
Salisbury Tor Asheyile. Hot Springs, and all
points In Western North Carolina: at Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, IA
yannah. 1homasyille, Ga, Jacksonville, and
other Florida pOins: also. with Carolina Cen
tral railroad for Wilmington.
Grains from the South arrive Ut Richmond
6:i5 A. ". and 8:i5 7. VI. - -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
sol. HAAS. Trafic Manager;
Z. b. THOMAS. General Manager. no13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
N0EENRER n Isse

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER 10. 1881.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
SEQ A. NJ. for Newport News. old Point Com
fort. and Norfolk daily.
Hos A. NJ. Through aud Local Asil 20 All points
West, except Sunday. Shoppers Ciif-
ton Forge 10 huntington.
500 p NJ for Newport News, Old Point ana
Norfolk. except sunday.
AGO p N. Charlottesville Accommodation, e.
cept sunday.
s:25 p. NJ. for Louisville Cincinnati, Chicago.
81 Louis. Memphis, aud New Or
leans-Fast Express with through
Pnlmans daily. Only route running
Pullnans West from Richmond.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND;
$40 A, NJ. Charlotte willie Accommodation. e.
cept sunday.
1888 A. NJ. from Norfolk. Old Point aud Now
port News. except Sunday.
$40 p. Al. from local points aud tho West ex-
cept sunday.
$40 p. NJ. from old @6inL Newport News, aud
Norfolk daily.
900 p. N. from Louisville aud Cincinnati-FsAS
Express-daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Brood streets
Tickets at 1000 Main street. and al the depot
n W. FULLkh,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS @. MIcKHAx, Roceiyor cnosapeake
and OHIO railway and Second Stce-Prcot1sns
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Com
many noi3